Case Date:

8/9/2019

Neighbor's house is barely visible due to overgrown plants. There is an infestation of rats, mice, moles, and snakes throughout their property, inside and outside. We keep our house well-maintained, but found evidence of rats and mice in our attic. We have an a/c unit up there and the wires were chewed. It was a costly repair and we were told that there could have been a fire. Numerous neighbors have talked to the homeowner at this property, but nothing has been done for years. We would really appreciate the city's immediate assistance in this matter before something serious occurs. Thank you!

Case Date:

8/11/2019

The home at 700 S. Highland (Southwest corner of E. University and S. Highland) has extensive overgrowth of weeds and tree branches into the sidewalk on S. Highland. The sidewalk has become impassable in some spots and damaged in others. Probably worth a visit by the city, and a citation.

Case Date:

8/12/2019

Excessive growth at Habitat ReStore.

Case Date:

8/12/2019

Downed tree on neighbor's property. Downspouts draining onto neighbor's property.

Case Date:

8/14/2019

Yard overgrown, especially the back yard (visible from public access points)

Case Date:

8/21/2019

Case Date:

8/27/2019

2nd and euclid, overgrowth that makes turning onto second dangerous

Case Date:

8/27/2019

Resident reports a dead thorn tree on and detached branches that are blocking the sidewalk at her residence, requests assistance with removal.

Case Date:

8/28/2019

The Tyler’s Turn Home Owners Association had several dead ash trees on their HOA property. These trees were just off the border of our property, and two have fallen during storms in the past year. They hired someone to remove the dead trees, and most of the work was performed three weeks ago. However, they left one dead tree standing. It it is in a position to cause some major damage, this one is leaning onto our property, and the tree company made a partial cut at its base (see the attached picture). If it falls, it could destroy quite a bit of our landscaping & stonework, as well as another neighbor's fence. I’ve twice written to the HOA president, Eric Dainton <edainton@renaissancerentals.com>, alerting him of this situation, but have not received a response. The property’s parcel number is 53-08-10-210-002.000-009, and the owner is listed as Huntington, Renaissance Partners. It is located immediately to the east of 1857 S Covey Ln.

Case Date:

8/29/2019

Yard not mowed. Neighbor has complained for year. Grass tall as fence. Large snakes are coming from yard.